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Spin dependence of critical point behavior for first and second order phase transitions in nuclei

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Williams, Elizabeth
Casperson, R.J.
Werner, V.

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American Physical Society

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A study of first and second order nuclear shape phase transitional behavior in yrast states of even-even nuclei in the context of the Interacting Boson Model-1 is presented. Finite boson number effects are identified using calculations with up to 150 bosons, and the role of the rotational degree of freedom of observables in first and second order quantum phase transitional nuclei is discussed. We aim to provide a first investigation of the angular momentum dependence of experimentally accessible phase transitional signatures in finite-sized quantum nuclear systems. � 2008 The American Physical Society.

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Physical Review C: Nuclear Physics

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2037-12-31